Thank you very much for the question. This is something I believe in very passionately, having had an international experience 35 years ago that shaped my own career. These are 21st century skills. Employers are saying they want people who are globally savvy, who are comfortable getting on an airplane and who conduct business in new and emerging markets. That's one thing.
Also, in a world of closing borders and closing minds, our young people are amongst our best ambassadors for Canada, and that's an important aspect.
Another thing that's changed over time, and I'm really pleased about this, is increased efforts to get all students to have this experience. It should not just be an experience for the elite. In fact, there have been studies that show that for those from underserved communities and under-represented groups, one of the fastest ways of improving their economic outcomes is to ensure that they have an international experience as part of their undergraduate years.